You discover some incriminating documents on the job, what do you do?

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You've been fired and you bring a discrimination claim against your former employer. They offer you your job back, but you don't trust them. What do you do?

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You have a disability, but you've been able to perform your job satisfactorily. You're terminated and bring a claim for discrimination. After months of being unable to find a new job, you decide to apply for social security disability because you have no other way to pay your bills. Will this affect your discrimination case?

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You've been fired and you're convinced that you've been discriminated against. You call the New York State Division of Human Rights, or the New York City Commission on Human Rights, and they tell you to come in and file a charge of discrimination. There's no harm in that is there?

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You're injured on the job and file a worker's compensation claim. A month later you're fired for no good reason. Disability discrimination or retaliation for filing the worker's compensation claim?

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